These Are My Favorite Restaurants on Fremont Street
From steakhouses to themed restaurants, pizza places, and cheap eats, the entertainment district presents vast dining options. Here are five of my favorite restaurants on Fremont Street:
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La Mona Rosa[/caption]
I love Mexican grilled fish with creamy avocado and tangy pickled onions wrapped in corn tortillas. If you’re craving the same, reserve a table for lunch, brunch, or dinner at La Mona Rosa. The Mexican restaurant prepares traditional coastal Mexican dishes like Cochinita Pibil (slow-roasted pork), tacos, bottomless margaritas, and the flavorful Tuna Guajillo. It has five unique menus and crafted cocktails.
Enjoy discounted food and drinks every weekend during the pink brunch and Happy Hour. Guests savor their meals while listening to live music by local DJs.
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at Evel Pie[/caption]
Evel Pie is a popular New York-styled pizza restaurant on Fremont Street. The award-winning pizza joint is decorated with rock ‘n’ roll and Evel Knievel’s memorabilia as a tribute to the legendary motorcycle daredevil. The collection includes skateboards, a pinball machine, photos, bikes, and a bust of Knievel.
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The Patio at 7th & Carson[/caption]
7th & Carson is a laid-back kitchen and bar in Downtown Las Vegas. The restaurant is my go-to spot for brunch, creative cocktails, and group events. Book a table for two or a space for your private event and enjoy some wood-fired flatbreads for breakfast, stuffed French toast for brunch, or a big plate of the Southern-style crispy chicken sandwich for dinner.
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The interior of Parlour Coffee & Cooking[/caption]
When I’m longing for adult coffee, spirits, or champagne, Parlour Coffee & Cooking is my favorite spot. The drive-thru serves chef-picked coffee comprising sweet, fruity, and crispy ingredients brewed fresh to your delight. Chef Antonio Nunez uses a siphon coffee maker to produce intense-tasting coffee for a memorable sensory experience. You can order coffee or tasty lattes with breakfast burritos, seasonal specials, or farmhouse eggs and bacon. And there is a lunch menu that includes a smash burger, turkey club, Nashville chicken, or Chilaquiles.
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The outdoors at Park on Fremont[/caption]
If you love having your favorite dish outdoors, consider having your next meal at Park On Fremont. It's a garden restaurant comprising two front patios with a lush backdrop. Here, you can enjoy fine outdoor dining, sip your beverage at the counter, relax at the bar lounge, or gather your friends and family for a weekend party at the indoor fireplace.
Park On Fremont has three diverse menus for Happy Hour, brunch, and regular outdoor dining. Its popular dishes include Nashville hot chicken and fries, classic burgers, and croissant sandwiches.
1. La Mona Rosa
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La Mona Rosa[/caption]I love Mexican grilled fish with creamy avocado and tangy pickled onions wrapped in corn tortillas. If you’re craving the same, reserve a table for lunch, brunch, or dinner at La Mona Rosa. The Mexican restaurant prepares traditional coastal Mexican dishes like Cochinita Pibil (slow-roasted pork), tacos, bottomless margaritas, and the flavorful Tuna Guajillo. It has five unique menus and crafted cocktails.
Enjoy discounted food and drinks every weekend during the pink brunch and Happy Hour. Guests savor their meals while listening to live music by local DJs.
2. Evel Pie
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at Evel Pie[/caption]Evel Pie is a popular New York-styled pizza restaurant on Fremont Street. The award-winning pizza joint is decorated with rock ‘n’ roll and Evel Knievel’s memorabilia as a tribute to the legendary motorcycle daredevil. The collection includes skateboards, a pinball machine, photos, bikes, and a bust of Knievel.
3. 7th & Carson
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The Patio at 7th & Carson[/caption]7th & Carson is a laid-back kitchen and bar in Downtown Las Vegas. The restaurant is my go-to spot for brunch, creative cocktails, and group events. Book a table for two or a space for your private event and enjoy some wood-fired flatbreads for breakfast, stuffed French toast for brunch, or a big plate of the Southern-style crispy chicken sandwich for dinner.
4. The Parlour Coffee & Cooking
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The interior of Parlour Coffee & Cooking[/caption]When I’m longing for adult coffee, spirits, or champagne, Parlour Coffee & Cooking is my favorite spot. The drive-thru serves chef-picked coffee comprising sweet, fruity, and crispy ingredients brewed fresh to your delight. Chef Antonio Nunez uses a siphon coffee maker to produce intense-tasting coffee for a memorable sensory experience. You can order coffee or tasty lattes with breakfast burritos, seasonal specials, or farmhouse eggs and bacon. And there is a lunch menu that includes a smash burger, turkey club, Nashville chicken, or Chilaquiles.
5. Park On Fremont
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The outdoors at Park on Fremont[/caption]If you love having your favorite dish outdoors, consider having your next meal at Park On Fremont. It's a garden restaurant comprising two front patios with a lush backdrop. Here, you can enjoy fine outdoor dining, sip your beverage at the counter, relax at the bar lounge, or gather your friends and family for a weekend party at the indoor fireplace.
Park On Fremont has three diverse menus for Happy Hour, brunch, and regular outdoor dining. Its popular dishes include Nashville hot chicken and fries, classic burgers, and croissant sandwiches.